Is this the same sensor as the Vette Rear O2's?
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Check out this link and tell me if you think this is the same part as the Vette Rear Bosch 13111 02 sensor. If it is then its only $52 and free shipping and that's the best deal I've found anywere online.
http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/mm...sor~parts.html
http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/mm...sor~parts.html
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Originally Posted by sevanseriesta
can you use these on the front of the f-body
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No problem!
So you called them when you ordered em and they didn't want to let it go at that price with free shipping (it is a damn good price need to order mine today)? I was just going to order mine online no fuss no muss.
I have one lazy on for sure but figure 75K miles it's time for some new ones. It will be cool to see how much better they are compared to my current ones.
So you called them when you ordered em and they didn't want to let it go at that price with free shipping (it is a damn good price need to order mine today)? I was just going to order mine online no fuss no muss.
I have one lazy on for sure but figure 75K miles it's time for some new ones. It will be cool to see how much better they are compared to my current ones.
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The only thing was that I Told him that I need them for the Corvette and not the regency I just wanted to make sure that I got the right ones. It was the same part # so I just said that they were the same thing why the difference in price and they said ok. I guess I really did not have to argue with them
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I just ordered mine online and where it asked for the model of car I just put in there to make sure the part is the Bosch 13111 that is the part number that my mechanic told me to order. So that way there is not a what car confusion all I want is that exact part number.
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Originally Posted by RedHardSupra
so what kind of O2 sensor would you guys recommend as a replacement for stock sensors, on stock headers?
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Originally Posted by SSpdDmon
I too would like to know...is there any reason to replace the sensors on a stock exhaust manifold car? Does it help the car learn the fuel trims better? AFR?